“Cultural Marxist”

Democratic nominee for House District 38 once declared herself a “Cultural Marxist” during her tenure as a professor at what is now the Indiana University according to a research paper, “She sees herself as a cultural Marxist and a feminist…Her six-year marriage ended in divorce during that time. Now she lives communally with adults and children…She does not see marriage as a likely future alternative; she prefers to live communally and to maintain some other sexually open relationships in addition to a primary one.”

Controversial Kinsey Institute

Documentation also shows that Mary Hotvedt “worked at Kinsey Institute” as she earned her Ph.d. and that she, “acknowledge[d] that her academic work is influenced by political views.”  Today her bio for the Festival of the Written Word website, where she is on the board, highlights her education at Kinsey.

Kinsey Institute, which is part of Indiana University, is named after Alfred Kinsey the Father of the Sexual Revolution and has long been associated with questionable activities and iffy research.  Kinsey used one pedophile to gather much of his research on sexuality in children and his research ascertained a number of “facts” based on the sexual abuse of infants and children as young as five months old!

The infamous Table 34 from Sexual Behavior in the Human Male compiled by Kinsey tested orgasms in children as young as five months old.  5 month baby tested for “orgasm” allegedly has “3” and the 4 year old has “26” in “24 hrs.”

According to an article in the Seattle Times, “[T]he director of the Kinsey Institute revealed that Kinsey’s conclusions on the sexuality of young children were based not on scientific study but on the secret history of a single pedophile who kept a diary of his experiences with 317 pre-adolescent boys.”

“[T]he material in the tables came from one man,” said John Bancroft the director of the Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender and Reproduction at Indiana University in Bloomington, “An extraordinary man with incredible numbers of sexual experiences on which he kept very careful notes.”

Nowhere does the Kinsey Institute report reveal that its conclusions on the sexual capacity of a sample of 317 young boys are based solely on evidence provided by one man, and nowhere does the report reveal that the man was a pedophile – or, as Bancroft calls him, “an omniphile, an extraordinarily active man.”

in 1990 Mary Hotvedt wrote a paper Emerging and Submerging Adolescent Sexuality: Culture and Sexual Orientation.  The paper was published by Oxford University, copyrighted by Kinsey Institute and edited by John Bancroft (former head of Kinsey Institute).  The paper talked about children and sex education, “Sex education, then, in each culture is aimed at not merely teaching biological facts of reproduction to maturing individuals.  Ethographies and anecdotes from our own lives are sufficient to remind us that pre-pubescent children have a reasonably good grasp of the basics.”

What exactly Mary Hotvedt did at the Kinsey Institute is unclear– does she condone the cruelty and sexual abuse against children by a pedophile?  This “testing” used for “research”?  What does she have to say about this?!

Does Mary Hotvedt approve of this abuse?  Kinsey famously said, “The only unnatural sexual act is that which you cannot perform.”  Does Cultural Marxist Mary Hotvedt agree?

What work did Mary Hotvedt do for the Kinsey Institute?…